Western Australia is a land of great natural beauty, and there are few better ways to experience it than by glamping Western Australia. Glamping is a new trend that combines the best of both worlds, offering the chance to enjoy the great outdoors in comfort and style.

Western Australia experiences a Mediterranean style climate in the south west corner, where most of the population lives. The conditions are perfect for growing vines and producing world class wines. The Great Sandy Desert dominates the north-eastern corner of the state. This area is arid and hot with very little rainfall. There are tons of great glamping locations available in Western Australia, including safari tents and luxury cabins that are suited to the climate and making the most of the beautiful landscapes. The Kennedy Range National Park is located in the Gascoyne region of WA. The park is home to striking red rocks, gorges and waterfalls. The park is also hugely significant for indigenous Australians, with art and culture in the park. Karijini National Park is another popular destination for tourists. The park has gorges, waterfalls, walks and lookouts, and you are likely to come across a variety of wildlife including kangaroos, echidnas and goannas.

Ningaloo Marine Park is located on the north-west coast of WA and is known for its friendly whale sharks. The park is also popular for snorkelling, swimming, fishing and diving. Kalbarri National Park is located on the mid-west coast and features gorges, cliffs, coastline and Israli lookouts. The Pinnacles Desert is located in Nambung National Park near Cervantes. The desert is full of amazing limestone formations that have been created by windblown sand over many years.

There are plenty of glamping Western Australia sites to choose from, so you can find one that suits your needs and preferences. Whether you're looking for an intimate setting or a more spacious option, you're sure to find the perfect place to enjoy a unique and memorable glamping experience.